Jimmy Gentry and Chris Thorn of P.O. Press are headed to Interim Restaurant and Bar in East Memphis beginning Saturday.

Doghouzz opens in Crosstown with a selection of build-your-own hot dogs, and a full bar is coming soon.

Zinnie’s liquor license has been approved so you can get your bourbon,  your scotch and your beer (plus wine) starting Friday.

Erling’s plans to double the size of its bar with early 2020 construction project and expand its bar menu when it’s complete.

Saltwater Crab on Madison offers seafood boils but has a large menu of other seafood, too.

Slider Inn owner Aldo Dean talks to Jennifer Biggs about his journey to Memphis and what's happened since.

Bar Keough opens this week, Phillip Ashley Chocolates pairs whiskey with candy, and it's almost time for Edge Alley to open in Overton Square.

The Happy Greek Cafe on Highland offers a tidy menu of Greek and Middle-eastern favorites that are all good; you can’t really go wrong.

Inmates take the first three courses at the Shelby County Detention Center and have the chance to transfer to credits to the University of Memphis new culinary arts program.

Bhan Thai serves up tasty Thai and offers 10 lunch deals under $10 Tuesday through Friday.

Slider Inn has opened in the South Main Historic District, bringing sliders and slushies to a building that almost takes up a city block.

Don’t want to bother with cooking a big Thanksgiving meal? You don’t have to. Here are places to buy yours ready to go, or places to eat out on the big day if that’s what you prefer. 

Jennifer Biggs and Downtown Memphis Commission organizers talk about the week’s special meals at Downtown restaurants.

Podcast may be next for a military veteran and Memphis Police Department pilot who welcomes all to his respite at the TCBY on Union Avenue.

Kemmons Wilson Culinary Institute is holding an open house on Thursday to show off its new Cordova kitchens and classrooms to the public.

Mississippi Boulevard’s men’s ministry annual event raises money for children in need, provides a fun afternoon and plenty of good food for hundreds of folks

With more than 50 restaurants, Downtown Dining Week offers something for everyone and you’re free to pick and choose to create your own night out.

Ocean Blue in Bartlett is the first stop on our Seafood Boil Trail; here you can get a fried basket or a happy hour cocktail to go with your crab legs.

Aimer Shtaya immigrated to the U.S. in 1996, and has opened a series of Middle Eastern restaurants in Memphis. 'When I opened my restaurant in 1998," he recalls, few of his customers knew what hummus was.

About 18 seafood boil restaurants have opened in the Memphis area, and Jennifer and Chris plan to check them out.

Start eating nachos on Wednesday and don't stop until you finish with Taste of the Boulevard on Sunday — it’s a week to pace yourselves.

The list of national figures, both real and fictional, who love the Rendezvous keeps growing. In one calendar week, the famed Memphis restaurant got three national plugs.

Tamboli’s Pasta & Pizza will serve a variety of homemade pastas, pizzas and a few entrees, all made from local ingredients and served in a beautifully renovated space.

Zinnie’s opens on Halloween and will serve beer and food starting at the 5 p.m. opening, with wine and liquor to follow in a few weeks.

Red Hook opens its second seafood boil restaurant in Memphis and is headed to Texas for the third one.